Join us at the Neenah Public Library for our 3rd annual Paranormal October series. The first full week in October will feature three different nights of spooky topics that will terrorize both young and old.
The kick-off event is going to take place on Tuesday, October 6th at 6:30pm. For the first time, Ian Steven, a Madison-based filmmaker and the creator of Alien Wisconsin, will be presenting at the Neenah Public Library. Ian’s program, Alien Wisconsin: Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Contact, will touch on real life stories from Wisconsin citizens who have experienced the Phenomena and how their lives changed after contact. Ian will also touch on the White House’s release of UFO files and the possibility of the United States government formally acknowledging the existence of alien life.
Local celebs and the hosts of Badger Bizarre, Scott Wittman and Mickey Sanders, were wildly popular last year and will return for the program, Hauntings on the Fox River. It will take place on Wednesday, October 7th at 6:30pm.
On Wednesday, October 8th , our last program, A Bump in the Night, will complete the series. It will begin at 6:30pm but will run approximately 90 minutes. Members of the W.P.R.S. (Wausau Paranormal Research Society) will join us to discuss their investigations from areas of Wisconsin as well as equipment they use in the field. You will be able to view some of their paranormal photos they have captured and listen to audio (EVP’s) captured at haunted locations. Time will be given during the presentation to ask questions and share personal experiences.
Come and join us for one, two or all of these chilling paranormal programs!
If accommodations are needed to attend, please contact the library at least 24 hours in advance of the program. For more information, please contact the reference desk by phone: 920-886-6315, e-mail: [email protected] or visit our website, www.neenahlibrary.org.
The Friends of the Neenah Public Library and the Neenah Public Library Trust Fund present the Adult Afternoon Program Series. Donations are always accepted and appreciated.